On January 28, the Australian Open men's singles final staged a good show of letting two chase three, Italian genius Sinner reversed Medvedev 3-2, winning the first Grand Slam championship in his career, and Medvedev won the Australian Open men's singles runner-up three times. Sinner won the Grand Slam title, the first Grand Slam title for Italian men's tennis since 1976.
In this game, Jay Chou and his lover Kunling watched the game at the scene, and He Youjun was together, and the scene was star-studded.
Medvedev was in better form, breaking twice in the first set to win the first set 6-3. Sinner entered the game at a slower pace. In the second set, Medvedev's serve was quite strong, and Sinner only broke for the first time of the match in the seventh game, and in this set, Medvedev won again 6-3, leading 2-0 in the set.
In the third set, Sinner's form improved significantly, and he cashed in on the first break point in the tenth game to win 6-4 and pull one back. In the fourth set, Sinner took 56 minutes to win 6-4, and his opponent Medvedev's pace dropped significantly, dragging the match into the deciding set.
Before the deciding set, Medvedev received a timeout warning, and Sinner took the lead in breaking serve, and in this set, Sinner won 6-3, 3-2 in the set, and won the Australian Open men's singles championship for the first time in his career.
I have to say that the process of this match was full of twists and turns, and it was really exciting, and when Medvedev won the first two sets 6-3, the outside world thought he would win the Australian Open. But soon Sinner rebounded strongly, and after his form picked up, he won two 6-4s, both of which were successfully harvested in the form of breaks. And in terms of age, schedule, and physical fitness, Sinner has more advantages.
When it came to the decisive game, Sinner's physical reserves were better and more impactful, on the contrary, Medvedev's physical strength was greatly impacted, even if he was more experienced, but Sinner's momentum was completely up.
In this way, the 2024 Australian Open has come to an end, and the men's singles championship belongs to Sinner, and the women's singles championship belongs to Sabalenka, congratulations.